This one will be short because I´m super low on time, sorry.
This
week we finished up the transfer in Monolito and I was able to go to
Batan as well for about half the week! Last night I left Monolito
because I am being transfered to Pedro Luro, Bahia Blanca. I got called
to be the district leader here and will be serving with my Peruvian
companion Elder Sotelo.
My new companion, Elder Sotelo! From Peru.
I'm super excited for this next transfer and for
the opportunity to have a calling and the opportunity to serve my
district. I know it will be hard, but I know that it will press me to
work harder and grow as a missionary. I´m super grateful and humbled
that the Lord trusts me to do so.
Went to do exchanges in Batan again this week and worked with Elder Franco for a few days. Look how beautiful! This is the view from the window of the house. We had dinner 2 of the nights I was there. Fried chicken with the Soliz family and ASADO with the Sobino family. Such a fun time.
This last week we celebrated the birthday of Elder Pilacios, as well as the last week of Elder Taysom and Elder Arnes by cooking a huge asado :) We also made some choripan. Sooo good :)
I hope you
all loved the spiritual feast we enjoyed this last weekend with
conference. I was sohumbled and received such a boost from all the
talks and messages. I´m grateful for prophets and apostles and the
perfect organization of this true church.
I
love you all. Congrats to Brayden and Megan this week as they are sealed
in the temple! There is nothing better you could be doing and I love
you both! Enjoy the process :)
Elder Jolley
The family that lives below in Batan has 3 parrots. They´re hilarious and say a bunch of Argentine slang. My favorite is when they yell "La Peeeeeepa!!" (a pepa is an argentine cookie with this jam stuff in the middle). Here I was eating a peice of bread and the parrot leaned over and stole a peice.
Then I ran out of bread and it started eating my ear. And no..it doesn´t feel good.
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